Allied Stalemate Ends as Foch Strikes Back on Front
In renewed hostilities reports, General Foch launches counterattacks along the Aisne salient driving back German forces near Soissons and Rheims. French gains include retaking La Pompelle and pushing back advances on multiple fronts while Ludendorff stresses a Parisward push with 45 divisions engaged, awaiting redeployments.
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Foch
Aisne
Soissons
Rheims
Chateau-Thierry
Marne
la Pompelle
Hhelms
Thillois
Pershing Reports German Statement Denied on Depots
Washington note by General Pershing refutes the German claim that Franco American depots have fallen. Congress debates large ship bill, army expansion, and loyalty tests while McAdoo faces questions on profiteering and tax frauds as Red Cross fund reaches near 170 million. Surgeon General Bratstead calls for nurses and the House passes a sweeping army appropriation.
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Pershing
France
McAdoo
Senate
Red Cross
League For National Unity
Bratsted
House
Kitchin
Treasury
Congress
Washington
Austria
Treaaty
Delaware
Herbert L. Pratt
Norfolk
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny District
Charles H Markham
Federal Railroad Administration
Roosevelt
Middle West
Wisconsin
Red Cross Fund
New York Mayor Drops Libel Actions and Court Costs Rise
The campaign against the New York World ends as Mayor Hylan abandons libel suits and faces roughly $5,000 in court costs. Senate moves to open treaties and curb secret diplomacy gain momentum with Borah and Fall leading the push in Washington.
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Hylan
New York
New York World
Lable
Borah
Fall Start
Senate
Supreme Court
Washington
United States
War Department
American Hospital Association
Harry J. Webster
Forth Worth
Tex
Grand Rapids
Mixed Sports and War Notes From The Era
A wide array of brief items covers sports headlines with players like Nemo Lethold Eddie Murphy Cy Williams and Dick Rudolph plus racing results at Sheepshead Bay and a Cantigny update. Also noted are political military items including Lord Lieutenant Irish volunteers Panama president Ramon Valdez and expected French counteroffensive from Foch and allied morale reports.
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Nemo Lethold
Eddie Murphy
White Sox
Washingtons
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Cy Williams
Phillies
Ralph de Palma
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Boston Nationals
Billy Kelly
W. F. Polson
Dick Wells
Cantigny
Lordieutenant
Ireland
Ramon Valdez
Republic of Panama
Paris
Foch
Hungary
Japan
Germany
Austria
England
France
Annapolis
First bids on new state road and freight rate notes
Three bids for 1.8 miles of route No 1 from Menlo Park to Metuchen ranged 146000 to 164000 with Ross & Whalen the low bidder. Plans for route No 3 and a marine terminal proposal for Jersey City are also reported along with federal oil-use limits and school week promotions at Ocean City.
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Trenton
State Highway Department
Menlo Park
Metuchen
Ross & Whalen
Wilhelm Construction Company
Utility Construction Company
State Highway Commission
Atcon
Berlin
Federal Oil Administration
Oil Administration
Peoneporta Ppt
Goethals
Schoulen
Ocean City
Calvin N. Kendall
Department of Education
United States
Claxton
Edward L
Edward L. “‘Shorndike of the Teachers College
Columbia University
Fred M. Sunter
Oakland
Cal
Doctor Thorndike
Doctor Kendall
City Commissioners
Jersey City
New York Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenville
Walter H. Condlect
Mungo d. Currie
Henry V. Condict
New York
Point Breeze Ferry and Improvement Company
Currie
Pennsylvania Deep Water
National Docks Railroad
Great Trunk
Hudson County
Wner
State Board of Commerce and Navigation
Manhattan
Port Newark
Fifty-fourth Street
Bayonne
Jersey
Deerfield
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Seabrook
Music Shell
Summit Park
Pitman Cottagers’ Association
J. Lincoln Hall
Pleasantville
Pusey & Jones
Gloucester
Pancoast
Pitman
Pennsylvania
Wesley M. BE. Church
Phillipsburg
South Jersey
Cumberland County
Collingswood Horticultural Society
Agricultural Department of the State
Charles Cheetham
Vineland
F.C. Chambers
Millville
Draft Exemption Board
Chambers
Atlantic Ciy
Lambertvile
France
National Army
Herbert A. Walls
Vineland Boy Scouts
Austin Applegate
Bardentown
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Col Ineswood High School
State Department of Education
Amos Flake
Gilkyson
Camp Dix
James S. Clarkson
Port of
Newark
Montclair
County Board of Elections
Nutley
Edge
Nutley Battalion
Home Guards
East Orange Board of Education
Goethe
Schiller
Central
al" McCloskey
J. L. Foreman
Bergen
Madson
Health Department
John Orth
Fisher Avenue
Passaic police chief William Hendry dies in Morris Plains
William Hendry a Passaic police veteran of 42 years including 34 years as chief died in a Morris Plains sanitarium. He was the oldest New Jersey police chief and reputed to hold the nation’s longest continuous service record.
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William Hendry
Passaic
Morris Plains
New Jersey
Gleeson Wire Works
Newark
New York
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Cedarville
Cumberland County
Rose
Hve
Andrew Moore
Hamilton Street
Orange
Moore
New Jersey Board of Education
United States
Essex Fells
Virginia
Camp Dix
Bordentown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman's Red Cross War Relief
American Red Cross
Joseph Burton
Voorhes Conover
Horace Carter
Wallace Fithton
Bueward
Dilemnus
Elmer High School
Assemblyman
Bell Close
Essex County
First Baptist Church
Gloucester
State Highway Department
Bridgeton
Moore's Lake
Clayton
Gloucester High School
Hugh L. Scott
Princeton
C. E. Tilton
Philipsburg
W. R. Dunn
Red Cross
Standard Silk Mills
Phillipsburg
John Stedding
Harrisonville
Elmer Cathling
Westmont Red Cross
A. M. K. Malders
Mary Brice
Olver D. Gamble
Florence Brown
Frank M. Walters
Pearl Cheesman
McCarthy
Anivial Aviation Service
North Arlington
Liberty Loan
Borough Hall
Frederick Evans
Navy
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House Naval Committee
Daniels
Australia
America
Russia
Siberia
Europe
Navy Department
Lincoln
NEW State Road
Collingswood
Newton
Rutgera College
New Brunswick
New Jersey State